Church of San Salvador (Seville)

[3] This mosque had a hypostyle form consisting of eleven aisles divided by rows of brick arches supported on marble columns.

[2]: 144–145 After the conquest of Seville by Castile in 1248, the mosque was converted into a church and named San Salvador ('Holy Savior').

He found it in dangerously neglected condition and decided to condemn the building and order its demolition.

[2]: 125  Construction on a new church began in 1674 and was finished in 1712, resulting in the lofty Baroque edifice overlooking Plaza del Salvador today.

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